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Yellow stonecrop

Sedum nuttallianum

Photo by joanbstanley
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Description:

Yellow stonecrop is a low, smooth, clumpy, mat-forming annual, 2-4 in. tall. Small, yellow flowers with five sharp-pointed petals are in clusters along the horizontal branches. Both branches and the small leaves are succulent. Mats range from several inches to several feet in diameter.

Habitat:

Rocky outcrop overlooking Belton Lake spillway.

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PublishedJuly 26, 2014

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